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Posted on 2/4/16 at 7:32 am to BoarEd
Posted on 2/4/16 at 7:32 am to BoarEd
In fresh or salt?
We have plenty of fresh water (and lots of drinking water) action as well just not for cold water species obviously. Someone dropped some peacock bass in SFL and the waters down there have them now.
Salt, I'll pretty much do anything that doesn't require a ride out over 35 miles or so. Cobia, Kings, grouper, flounder, reds are my favorite.
Fresh, bass in warm waters and trout in cooler. I'd love to try Salmon fishing in the Pacific NW/Alaska one day.
I've never caught a crappie or smallie either. Have no desire for muskies though. Slimy bastards.
We have plenty of fresh water (and lots of drinking water) action as well just not for cold water species obviously. Someone dropped some peacock bass in SFL and the waters down there have them now.
Salt, I'll pretty much do anything that doesn't require a ride out over 35 miles or so. Cobia, Kings, grouper, flounder, reds are my favorite.
Fresh, bass in warm waters and trout in cooler. I'd love to try Salmon fishing in the Pacific NW/Alaska one day.
I've never caught a crappie or smallie either. Have no desire for muskies though. Slimy bastards.
This post was edited on 2/4/16 at 7:33 am
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Posted on 2/4/16 at 8:13 am to roadGator
Well, if you want to catch crappie (a lot of fun btw), they will be doing their thing pretty soon in coves near the headwaters of any lake you find in Arkansas. If you like the Ozarks and you wanna fish it for crappie, Beaver Lake is pretty nice. They will be spawning sometime in March. Small mouth can be found in large numbers in pretty much any of the navigable mountain streams around here. Lots to choose from. And there is good trout fishing along the White River below any of the four dams.
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